A three-day agricultural machinery training was organized for women in Mirpur village, Sirohi.
The training was conducted by the Northern Region Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institute, Hisar.
Women received hands-on practice with several modern machines like battery sprayers, power sprayers, and brush cutters.
The initiative aims to make rural women self-reliant by connecting them with modern agricultural technology.
Sirohi |A significant initiative has been taken to empower women in the agricultural sector in Mirpur village of Sirohi district, Rajasthan. A three-day user-level course was organized here by the Northern Region Farm Machinery Training and Testing Institute, Hisar. The main objective of this program was to train women in the operation and use of modern agricultural machines.
Organization of the Training Program
This training program was successfully completed with the special cooperation of Yogesh Mali, operator of Arbuda Agro Sirohi, and Chitaranjan, the head of Mirpur village.
The expert team from the Hisar institute included Gurjeet Singh, Krishna Lal, and Nagendra Bandi, who provided the training to the women.
During the training, women were introduced to various types of modern agricultural equipment.
These included devices such as battery sprayers, power sprayers, fertilizer spreaders, rotary seeders, potato peelers, groundnut peelers, and brush cutters.
Emphasis on Practical Practice
The training team explained in detail all the nuances of operating these machines correctly and their proper usage.
Not just theoretical knowledge, but the women were also given hands-on practice with these machines so that they can use them efficiently in agricultural tasks.
The goal of this three-day training is to connect rural women with modern agricultural technology. This will not only save time and labor in farming but will also prove to be a significant step in making women more economically self-reliant.